RSPCA My Pet

Whats New in Version 1.4

Following the very positive feedback from all our users we have now added more pet information to the Pet Care section of RSPCA My Pet. Pets covered in the app now include:

- Cats

- Chinchillas

- Dogs

- Ferrets

- Guinea Pigs

- Hamsters

- Mice

- Rabbits

- Rats

We hope you find the new pet care information useful and informative and enjoy finding out more about the valuable work we do for animals. If you find our news and appeals interesting or if you think of a friend who would be interested you can share these stories with your Facebook friends and Twitter followers. Thank you for using RSPCA My Pet.



Whats New in Version 1.3

We have listened to feedback from our app users and this release of RSPCA My Pet includes:

- a completely revised Pet Diary with enhancements and new features.

- a new Vet Search to help you find and store your vet information for each pet.

The new Pet Diary lets you store, edit and delete your pets information as required. With a whole new interface you can now store name, image and key facts like weight (in metric or imperial), chip IDs etc. You can return to this screen to add and edit information whenever you need to.

We have moved the Key Facts onto the Pet Information screen. So you now have a means of adding weird and wonderful facts about your pet. These could include immunisation details, information about offspring or dietary requirements. Use the Key Facts area as a flexible place to store all your pets useful information.

New to RSPCA My Pet is the Vet Search. This is a useful location or postcode based search that finds the nearest vet. If you are on holiday with a pet and need help this could be really useful! You can also use it to store your main vets contact information, so its always to hand.
You can save vet information for all of your pets or individually, in case you have specialist vet for different pets.


We hope you enjoy the new features in the app and enjoy finding out more about the valuable work we do for animals. If you find our news and appeals interesting or if you think of a friend who would be interested you can now share these stories with your Facebook friends and Twitter followers.